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Funded by the Ford Foundation, this program developed and implemented a model university-community partnership that created a culturally sustainable, mixed-income community in Pilsen. The model, Community Futures, emphasized participation of long-time Pilsen residents and youth. OCENHP worked with two established organizations in Pilsen: The Resurrection Project (TRP), a faith-based community development corporation, and the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum (MFACM), a nationally acclaimed museum.

Contact

Thea Crum
312.996.4617
tcrum3@uic.edu

Program Dates

2003 - 2005

Partners - UIC

   • Nathalie P. Voorhees Center for Neighborhood and Community Improvement
   • Great Cities Urban Data Visualization Lab

Partners - Community

   • The Resurrection Project
   • Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum
   • Yollocalli Youth Museum
   • RadioArte

Past and Present Investors

   • Ford Foundation

Website

http://www.placeworx.com/

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UIC School of Public Health

UIC Office of Community Engagement and Neighborhood Health Partnerships | 1747 West Roosevelt Rd. 5th floor, Chicago, IL 60608

Ph:(312)996-4656 | Fax:(312)996-3848 | Email: saortiz@uic.edu

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